I talk on the phone to my mother, who lives in Florida, two to three times each week. She asks me how the weather is, what I’m making for dinner, how close I am to any fires in Arizona, if my boyfriend has taken me out lately and where we went. She wants to know [...]
Museums and cultural institutions across Arizona will offer free admission for two people per household during Museum Day Live! Saturday, Sept. 29. Tickets are available now. The event is designed to emulate the free admission policy of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. and is taking place at more than 1,400 museums and cultural centers [...]
Families panning for gold. Kids making corn husk dolls. Folks touring an old one room school house. Women donning garb from territorial times. It’s all part of Prescott’s Folk Art Fair, taking place this weekend on the Sharlot Hall Museum campus — home to all sorts of log cabins, the Blue Rose Theatersporting a casual [...]
Kids getting a bit restless? World beyond your house feeling a tad too warm? Wishing you’d spent the long weekend traveling instead of tackling chores? The fine folks in Prescott have a little something to take your mind off such troubles – the 39th annual Folk Arts Fair “Village of Traditions” taking place this weekend [...]
I didn’t know this until today, but Prescott is Arizona’s Christmas City as designated by Gov. Rose Mofford in 1989. If you look on this City of Prescott website you’ll see plenty of Christmas-y elements this time of year, including the “world’s largest gingerbread village.” What really adds to Prescott’s charm is the courthouse square with [...]
Lynn Trimble is wishing she could send a couple of texting teens to Prescott for a series of living history workshops on essentials like mending and parlor arts, and sharing details of the 2012 season for the Blue Rose Theater at the Sharlot Hall Museum.
As a pair of Pandoras make their way to Valley stages this weekend, Lynn Trimble spotlights the Arizona Women’s Theatre Company’s “Pandora Showcase” featuring fully-staged contemporary works performed at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
Lynn Trimble talks with an ASU student who hopes to “travel the world and dance across it” about her early arts experiences, her dreams for the future and the role a Valley theater camp played in sparking her true passion. Trimble also shares a companion post with links to more than 30 Valley organizations offering theater camps.
A crash landing leaves teenager Kitai Raige (Jaden Smith) and his legendary father Cypher (Will Smith) stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after cataclysmic events forced humanity’s escape. With Cypher critically injured, Kitai must embark on a perilous journey to signal for help, facing uncharted terrain, evolved animal species that now rule the planet, and an [...]
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MAY 2013
$6.00Our 2013 directory of Valley aquatics programs — everything from learn-to-swim programs to diving, racing and synchronized swimming!
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April 2013
$6.00Our April 2013 issue features the 2013 Summer Solutions directory — more than 500 day camps in Maricopa County!
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March 2013
$6.00Our March 2013 issue features the 2013 directory of Overnight Camps in Arizona and the Southwest!
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February 2013
$6.00Our February 2013 issue is all about babies! Learn how to begin building your baby’s bookshelf, make your own baby food, find parent/tot classes and Daddy Boot Camps around the Valley. Plus: gifts, gadgets and great new looks for baby.
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January 2013
$6.00It’s our annual pregnancy issue! Learn about the latest trend among expectant parents: “gender-reveal” parties. Plus: Should you bank your baby’s umbilical cord blood?
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December 2012
$6.00Ice hockey in the desert? Our December issue tells you how to get your kids started. Plus, an insider’s tour of the Arizona Doll and Toy Museum. And two terrific holiday crafts your kids will love!
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